MP CM Mohan Yadav Lauds Modi's Leadership, Slams Congress Over Past Military Inaction
Bhopal, May 10 — Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav on Saturday launched a sharp attack on the previous Congress governments, alleging that during their tenure, Indian soldiers were subjected to grave injustices, including beheadings by enemies without retaliation. He claimed that the era of such helplessness has ended with the emergence of a "new India" under Prime Minister Narendra Modi.Speaking to reporters in Piplani village in Sehore district, Yadav said, “Time has changed. When Congress was in power, the enemy used to behead our soldiers. Our Army repeatedly requested orders. They said, ‘You give us orders, we will deal with everything.’ Those days are gone.”
'New India Won’t Tolerate Provocation'
Referring to the ongoing Operation Sindoor and the heightened military conflict with Pakistan following the recent Pahalgam terror attack, the Chief Minister stated that the country no longer waits for global approval before taking action.He stressed, “If anyone tries to provoke us, the new India will not let it go unpunished. This is the time of a glorious Prime Minister (Narendra Modi).”
According to Yadav, India’s current military posture reflects a clear departure from the past, adding that adversaries now "think a hundred times before contemplating any misadventure."
Mass Marriage Ceremony in Sehore
Earlier in the day, Chief Minister Yadav and Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan attended a mass marriage ceremony of over 600 couples from the Adarsh Gond Samaj community. The event was organized under the Mukhyamantri Kanya Vivah/Nikah Yojna in Piplani village.The Chief Minister’s comments come amid rising tensions along the India-Pakistan border, with recent military engagements dominating national discourse.